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Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Windows (Not 8)

Hollyhock House, Barnsdall Park, Los Angeles. Currently under renovation.
Thematic Photographic 221, via Thunder&Lightning.
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14 comments:

  1. zombie rotten mcdonald14 November, 2012 14:01

    Those are nice windows.

    Not practical in the Midwest, where all the lead bars provide ample opportunity for air leakage and thermal transmission.

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  2. zombie rotten mcdonald14 November, 2012 14:02

    the floodlight at the top in picture number 1 is more than awkward, though.

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  3. M. Bouffant14 November, 2012 14:04

    Leaking Editor:
    Security. Note also the added drainpipes. Heh heh.

    Also lead poisoning?

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  4. zombie rotten mcdonald14 November, 2012 14:17

    I'm not sure those aren't original...

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  5. ifthethunderdontgetya™³²®©14 November, 2012 15:23

    Nothing is practical in the Midwest, except walleye fishing.
    ~

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  6. 21 Wits14 November, 2012 22:09

    I'd certainly give it a try- leakage or no leakage- I like the style! Of course you know I'm curious and will have to google this lovely place. Excellent capture!

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  7. Gilly15 November, 2012 02:37

    Those are lovely art deco style windows. Nice honey colour stone, too.

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  8. zombie rotten mcdonald15 November, 2012 07:03

    "ART DECO"??!?!?!

    Is no one aware of all Frank Lloyd Wright traditions?

    PRAIRIE STYLE, please!

    Also, I live in such a stupid bubble that I figured most everybody was familiar with the Hollyhock House. The Ennis House I mentioned the other day, not so much (although it also shows up as interiors in Blade Runner).

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  9. Weird Dave15 November, 2012 10:07

    But what's with those cell phone antennas?

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  10. Glennis15 November, 2012 20:29

    Beautiful place! Although FLW's houses are always falling apart.

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  11. zombie rotten mcdonald15 November, 2012 21:31

    lthough FLW's houses are always falling apart.

    So is mine.

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  12. Bob Scotney16 November, 2012 06:10

    Different at least. The Hollyhock House I know is in the UK.

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  13. Max Sartin17 November, 2012 14:26

    Beautiful windows, great shots of them too.

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  14. M. Bouffant23 November, 2012 15:44

    Blushing Editor:
    Thanks, all. You are not too kind, but just kind enough.

    And we thought it was more in the pseudo-post-Mayan style, but we are not experts.

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